Although I don’t always agree with him (four stars for The Terminal?? that movie was terrible!), Roger Ebert has written two well articulated arguments for the public option, virtually mirroring my own opinion – although in a much more cogent way; which is to be expected, after all he has been a writer/critic for many decades.
Read the first here.
and the second here.
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Social security is going bust-
health Nazi says:Trust Us!
Medicare is going bust-
health nazi says: Trust Us!
Medicaid is going bust-
health nazi says:Trust Us!
Post office is going bust-
health nazi says: Trust Us!
Old People say: We no trust you.
health nazi says: No COLA for you!!
Move along! Move along! Nothing to see here—hopey, hopey, hope! hope! (no change):http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/wire/sns-ap-us-disease-error-veterans,0,59077.story